New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
GEAR AND KAISER WILL NOT MEET.
THE EFFORT TOO MUCH FOR THE EMPEROR.

PERSUADED BY HIS PHYSICIANS HE ABANDoNs THE
TRIP TO KONIGsBERG--P BISMARCK AS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONGRESS
BAvARIA's MAD MONARCH-sOC1AL
copyrighted 1897. by me Assoetated Press
BERLIN, Sept. 3-MJch 6iverse speculation the
meeting OF Emperor William and the Car will be
checked by tho announcement that the Emperor has
abandoned his intention 70 go 10 KonigsberS 1t was
determined today after long consultation OF his ply
sicans that instead of venturng to attend the army
manGuvres. 1T urgent that the Emperor should re-
Bsbelsberg In accordance with this decision the
Emperor and Empress and the Imperial Court Will go to
Babesberg Monday. The abandonment OF the Konigs
berg by the Kaiser has already created ex
aggerated pessmsc reports in reference to his condi
ton But the that he is his usual health,
although he somewhat shaken by his fall OF Thurs
day He this morning at his accustomed hour and
heard verbal reports of military affairs He then granted
an audience to Marshal Moltke, with whom he
versed for long time the recent review OF the
Guards Later he received General schellendorf,
Minister Of War; and General A!bedyll. and at o'clock
he went out for drive After his return he received
Herr Putkammer Minister of the Interior, and
then Count Stolberg
The alteration of the Emperors plans due entirely to
the of his medical advisers who have all
along been opposed to his venturing 10 attend the
Konigsberg manGuvres, which wonld involve great
fatigue under the best possible conditions. And they
we'll know that the Emperor in the field passes be-
yOnd the guidanceof physicians anu
with little thought for the results. This happened Mt
Kel and caused physical crisis. The recent in
of the Emperors mprdence was at the review OF
the Guards when he remained three hours standing ard
exposed the and wind. but without appearing TO
feel any evil effects Afterward however he hardly
able be present at the banquet In the schoss and his
fall after the banquet was undoubtedly due To increased
feebleness arising from overexertion When he recoy-
cred his feet Without assistance, expressed the fear
that his doctors would take advantage OF the mshap ana
mako 1t pretext TO dssrade him from going 10 the
maneuvres. Communications from the Crown Prince
urgently supported the opinion OF the doctors ana iner
Count Motte and Prince Bismarck II was only
after Motkes visit 10 the Emperor to-day that
1t became known that the journey to konigsberg was on
Ghe political aspect OF affairs will not be CHANGED by the
abandonment OF the meeting with the Gar ihe oInca
press has rightly Insisted the purely personal and
family character attaching to the intended meeting
JOY AT THE COLLAPSE OF THE SPIRIT MONOPOLY
The collapse the spirit monopoly ring gives intense
qualification the public and is especially pleasing TO
the Progressists. who alone among the
political parties denounced the enterprise
The projectors OF the scheme fought till the last moment
to obtain wn Ten We pe ws "eteaGe sy
TILL Thursday During this period nesoali3ns were re-
jectcrs urging them to support the scheme IL i was
shown that the. distisrs were unanimously ,,Ina,
the project appeared probable till it s,,s was
600 necessary adhesons were still awaited The shares
of the disillers companies have RESUMED tner norma
value and there has been concurrent ana heayy iali IN
| the price OF spirits
BIsMArCK A DIsTILLER on A LARGE SCALE.
The discussion OF spirit monopoly has led to the dis
closure fact that Prince Bismarck is concerned In
distilling on large scale He dstleries at Varzn
Misdoy IND wendisch- Puddiger, the annual output
of which is estimated at 600OOO Htres'
His interest in the monopoly led its projectors 10 ask
him join the directory which he declined 10 40 on nc
count OF his official POSITION The Progrcsssts consider
the failure OF the scheme an lhuiiec' e"eoA on 'No
economic plans of Prince Bismarck
| TIE CONGRESS OF SOCIALISTS.
coming Socialist Congress
first appeared in the North German Gazette Its puoca-
ton was a great surprise to the leaders OF
the party, who Intended that the circular should
be kept At private consultation
of the chiefs OF the party held In Berlin IL was arranged
to plan the To avoid prosecution under the
Socialist and the fate OF the DELEGATES VINO
hagen, and who were prosecuted on ,helr return 10
Germany as OF esa sor asso
citation mandates necessary, as the Congress osen'
exercise It's right to exclude objectionable persons
| THE CATHOLIC CONGRESS AT THIEVES.
| Tho Catholic Congress at Treves was closed with
discourse b DR.. wndthorst, who declared that the
Cenire party was united in its convictions and
| claims hitherto formulated In behalf OF Catho
lies. Count Ballssre,n; shalsm 1anor Il. ,n ahe
Gated that the of the Church ana STATE wouu We
netting more ase unconroed by the state should
be obtained Count Basreln gave TO the congress the
party motto, Vigatc ct CRATE
| THE MAD KING BAVARIA.
When the Bavaran Diet opens on September ii Baron
Won Lutz, the Prime Minister, will report In
relation to the Kings condition. Baron Won
" and ai.,,d Baron Jointly S0n visited ns king
last week and found him In the same state as last
is be Unwilling TO Otto
ferrng TO await his expected early death The economy
the R'fSs s late raREG ng " 4Ss %
Of the Court have been cursled and quantity o. ,6s
King Ludwig has been sold, realizing ample sums 10
The '' Austrian Government is troubled over "rG
the hostile attitude Of the eo,sm ohsoh b ssa
fss German p 9.ssse. mantn their appear
the coming Diet and will hold the o. I nTa
lection Of German rights 4n inc 1,hsl ""hs n sh
German element by surpressing Czech schools an, ana
manization The Czech complaints against the schools
| place In the Diet between the two parties
AUsTEIkN ARMY MANGUNREs
The main Austrian military msneuvres began around
Olmetz Thursday the same ground crosseh py INC
after the batte OF sadowa Tho German Gen
eraI Won wadensee specially favored guest lie
the rooms OF the Emperor msIshaI s, dract. the
manGuvres
INTERNATIONAL HYGIESIc CONGRESS.
! The international Hygenic Congress will open In
Vienna ON September 26th Eighteen hundred members
from ali parts of the world will be In attendance
TO ATTEND A MARRIAGE IN ENGLAND.
The journey of Count Herbert Bismarck to England
thought to be for the purpose OF attending Inc
marriage OF the gnter OF Lord Londohdcfry' ceoy
| OF ireland.
| COMPULSORY EXAMINATION or MUSIC TEAchEhs'
AT meeting OF the Musiker yerband 1t was decided TO
,ak. measures TO make professional examination OF
music teachers compulsory.
OBITUARY.
WINTHROP /. MICHAI.LETrI
init 4.
~ -nrsI a EIIdaY In his seYenty thlTu